Showing posts with label Rams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rams. Show all posts
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Rapid Reaction: Rams Shopping #2 Pick in NFL Draft
Once again, ESPN's Adam Schefter was on the scoop, submitting a column to ESPN on Thursday evening regarding the Rams shopping the number two overall pick, with multiple suitors already involved. This doesn't seem very news worthy, much less analysis worthy, but the fact that this news came out may be very relevant to the way the NFL draft shakes out...
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Adam Schefter,
ESPN,
NFL,
NFL Draft,
NFL Draft 2012,
NFL Trades,
Quarterbacks,
Rams,
RGIII,
Robert Griffin III,
St. Louis Rams
Saturday, September 10, 2011
2011 Playoff and Super Bowl Predictions
There isn't going to be a separate column with explanations for all of my NFC playoff teams like the AFC column, As you can see this column is posting Sunday morning, just trying to get it squeezed in out there before the Sunday games start here in week one. Just going to give you the predicted games with winners....
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Buccaneers,
Chargers,
Cowboys,
Dolphins,
Falcons,
Giants,
NFL,
NFL Playoffs,
NFL Predictions,
Packers,
Patriots,
Rams,
Ravens,
Steelers,
Super Bowl Prediction
Thursday, January 20, 2011
NFL Assistant Coach Changes: Josh McDaniels Leads List Of Best Assistant Hires
Every year in the NFL the head coaching changes get all of the publicity, but most of them are delegators. The assistant coaches are generally the ones who work directly with the players and call the plays on Sundays. This past off-season the Bears hired Mike Martz as offensive coordinator and Mike Tice to coach the offensive line. After some early season difficulties, the Bears offense has produced over the second half of the season and they are in the NFC Title game
This list is going to take a look at the top five coaches who have the potential to produce similar results with their new teams next year. Most of them, like Martz and Tice, are one time head coaches who are going back to being assistant coaches and are driven to hopefully get themselves positioned for new head coaching jobs down the road.
This list is going to take a look at the top five coaches who have the potential to produce similar results with their new teams next year. Most of them, like Martz and Tice, are one time head coaches who are going back to being assistant coaches and are driven to hopefully get themselves positioned for new head coaching jobs down the road.
Labels:
Cowboys,
Josh McDaniels,
Mike Singletary,
NFL,
NFL Coaching Changes,
Rams,
Rob Ryan,
Seahawks,
Texans,
Tom Cable,
Vikings,
Wade Phillips
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